The Sun. — London, England, 1808-10-28 00:00:00

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SMITH ; Shacabac, Mr. BANNISTER ; Massan, Mr. :iCRIVEN; • ' Fatima; Mrs:*oU TAI N ; Irene, Miss LYUN ; Beda, Mrs. BLAND. c The Dance, composed by Mr. D'Eev t it. 130Xes6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.--- allerY2s. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price od.—•No Money to be returned. ,‘ p g, P laces for the Box es t o b e takenot*Mr. Srin at the Box ulfice, Russell-street. • v. T il e Doors to b e o p ene d at H a lf past F i ve, and begin at - rialf past Six, From the great overflow to the Play of The Stranger, on ollurday last. in witichMudie made hef first appear. -,lice an this S:age, the same will be repeated on Saturday In the ensuing iveek The Grand Romance of Blue Beard • or, Female Curi4ry ! be repeated on Monday,- Wednesday, Thursday, arid tu ,, r daY next. ‘ - 'n Monday, the Comedy of John Bull ; .ot, An English ltarl's Fire -side. r(-)ri Tuesday, the Comic Opera of rile Cabinet ; with the e dY-of Three Weeks atter Marriage. ori Wednesday, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. T hursday, the Comedy o f The Country Girl. • TIIIS is to call the Considetation of a Gentleman who left his Residence in London or% Wednesday the rzth instant, that tile wait of a Coinmunication with him, an . ac count of th e Affairs iii which he is concerned as a k.iint T rustee, will subject his Friends to most material Lose add rilalcjionvenience It is hoped, ther e f ore , th a t wh et h er here _ sin thi s Country, or goes Abroad; he will afford an OP 12oft i unity of a C ommunication with him. WAN'TED, TEN THOM:AND POUNDS on Post Obit, on the first demise of Two 'yes between Sixty and Se tt,,. J, provid e d the corr espondent younger Life, about . Thir "Pch, be then living. urther particulars may be known by Principals, by ad "*lg A. G 1). at Mr Foot's, George.street, Portman. 4911 are. • GOOKS AND MAPS RELATING TO SPAIN. 'T OCKDALE reve6tfully informs the public that he has this Day published.: it (' new Map of Spain and Portugal, on Nine Sheets; by E. Mqinhe r of the National Institute of Sciences at . Paris; and P 7 C. Chanlaire. Price 11. Is. 6d. 0 41 4Tv Map of Spain and Portugal, on Four Sheets ; II Lopez, Geographer'to his Catholic Majesty. Price 11. Is. A new M br T o f SPiin and Portugal, on One large Sheet ; tinehsl--,e-t" Lopez; fin rOVeti and corrected from the above Bourgoing—' by E. P Mentelle: Price 7s. , lost-Roads of Spain, with a Sheet Map, on are accurately laid down all the posts. Price zs. 6d. Znmodern State of Sptin, by 1. F. Botirgoing ; translated the Paris Edition of 007, In 4 vols. Bvo. and a -Ito. .p'l4s; Including Essays on the State of Spain; by M. 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Bkhop of Worcester, from tne 1-lURZ49 to 1776, left for publiaation by .the late Bishop prela te ' from w ith the title of " Letters f l o a late . eminent pntr to One o f hi s F r i en d s ;" an d w i th the following , 4 1r . 4 Y Qn Page of one of the five prt- folio's containing the t TaA er, aese l etters give so true a piaure of the writer's ,: cha, 414 n if ,are, besides so worthy of him in all resped., aoine the reader can forgive the playfulness ot . his '‘,Yll:31 - h rnoroilinllets, and the partiality of his frienthhip in many f:tai:oistitiehaetiLt:.onout of Ills memory, .1 would have them uty death, and the profits an sing froin the arY. 41)Plied to the benefit bf the Worcester Infirm " ranu ary 03 It . WORCESTER." • t 1793.'1 This Day was publishsd, in Quarto, illustratekt by Fifty Engravings;• price 21. 2s: bds. A . NECDOTES of the MANNERS and I,ON DON, during the Eighteenth Cen tury, 'inducting t_hp Charities Depravities, Dresses, and Amusements of the Citize ns of London during that period, With a Review of the Stateof Society in 1807. To which are added, a Sketch of .the Domestic anti Eccle. .s4a - stical Architecture, and of the various ImproNements in the Metropolis. By JAMES PELLER MALCOLM, F.S.A. - --.--Aurhor of Londiniutn Rediviv um, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, !tees, and Orme, Paternos ter row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Londinium Redivivum, or an Ancient History an Modern Description of London, compiled from Parochial Record;, Archives of various Foundations, the Harleian'MSS. and other authentic sources. In. Quarto, the Fourth Volume, price al zs. in board. W ORKS OF SIR 10EIN CAkR. • Pric e 1 , ' This Day were publi s h e d, Guineas in boards, illustrated with numerous 4 THROUGH Engravings, TOUR HOLLAND, along- the t u ,. 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The Publisher thinks proper to observe, that the two for mer Editions, amounting to zoo2ooo Copies, have been 'disp'osed of in eight days ; fro:n this unexampleddemand, the ,reader May judge of the nature-of this Pamphlet. The following is Mr. Cobbett's opinion of it : 66 Phis, I scruple not to say, is the most interesting pub— lication that has appeared in England for many years. I t should be read by every individual in the nation. Oh, what a st-ry does this Gentleman tell , what a pictare does he ex hibit what fans does he unfold !" Political R•-g. Od. 22. • • - The misconception of the Publisher respecting the Book sellers is corrated,' and they have no further inconvenience to complain of. in TN) Volumes,h Day was üblished, Crown SVO. p and hot-pressed, price t6s. in boards, i. SELECTION of POEMS, Pri ritf ,,, Hy CHARLOTTE SNART. 4tr.ro,c'' for Longman, I lurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. and 11 , 1 • Hage, Ne war k . ""*.....,_ 'l', ', A LIVING PEERAGE, `1 .•• This Day was pub:ished. In 'a 'thick Volom.f, Royal igrno. corresponding with the Index to the House of Commons, price I2S. in boards, i 9- thorr .1 n. .0. . 1 A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to th e HOUSE of ow, ~,-.i. 29, 1808, will be published, price ts.6d. lia nds (To be con t i nue d every Fortnight), PEERS; containing Anecdotes and Charatters of the o P 3, printed i n R oyal Imo. on a beautiful Wove chief Members of each Family, and the Public Cond u it an d .Pa t ,, for the and with an Elegant New Type, cast on purpose Parliamentary Charatter of the present Living Peers, bn a Press, work ; each Number containing 72 Pages of Letter- i new and unproved plan. . 1 13y the EDITOR of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to IHE B 'NUMBER'. of . 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Goddarsi, N; o. 1, Pall Mall ; Cradock , , i , ? .1 the Liciies' Fashions. - , . . i and lny, Ave Maria lane; and G. Richards, Corillull ;to ili'. ,rnaster-rov, • I- . • ii‘rwood, Neely, and ones, za, sbe ill'. 'lc)" ' Prilued f° ' S . ' i 1 had also of all Booksellers. „ kichardsons, Cornhill ; Hatchard, Picea- ; Of whom fray be had, by the same Editor, Il lY : A.1 1 ,4 ....._. ChatPk, Pall-Mall ; , Tipper, Leadenhall_street ; f The Biographical Index to the House Ott . Commons, price " 44 Y Doe nad of all Booksellers, and ; of the Newsmen. 1 12S. in boards ; cortettw to the Spring of 1848. , ANSLEY, Mayor. • A COMMON COUNCIL, hoiden in the 'Chamber of the Guildhall of the CITY of LONDON, on Thursday the 27th day of Odober, iBoB. RESOLVED, 1H AT His Majesty's A nswer b e en t ere d upon t h e • Journals. That at the saine time this Court cannot forbear declaring it as their opinion, that the Address and Petition presented to his Majesty by this Court, on Wed nesday, the 12,th inst. was conceived in the most dutiful and respectful terms ; fhat it is the undoubted right of the sub ject to petition, and that this right ought at all times to be freely exercised in all matters of public grievance without obstruetio't or reproof. That they are, therefore, at a loss to know by what con. struehon of their said Petition, however strained or perverted, his Majesty' Advisers could attribute to them any intention or desire `• t pronounce judgment, without previous investi gation." That they are equally at a loss to know why His Majesty's Advisers should have ueemed it necessary to remind them, " That it wa's inconsistent with the principles of British jus tic unless to throw an unmerited ~ d ium on this Corpora.. tion, and raise a barrier bet ween them and the Crown on all occasions where their objea is free and constitutional in quiry. That had this Court refrained-from expressing to His Ma jesty their feelings at the huthiliating termination of the cam paign in Portugal, they.must nave ceased to feel—to tikini:L— to at as Britons, and have she%vn themselves unsusceptible . of that patriotism so essentially necessary for the preservation of , their liberties —the maintainance of their national honour— and the independence and security of 'His Majesty's Crovin and Dotninions. They cannot, therefore, sufficiently express their concern, that they should, by any suggestions, have met with obstrucl tion and reprehension in the exercise of this undoubted and invaluable right'. That they particularly regret that his Majesty should have been advised to express a hope, " That recent occurrences would have' convinced them, that his Majesty is at all times ready to institute I nquiries on oceaslons in which the charac ter of the Country, or the honour of his Arms, is concerned ; and that the interposition of Inc City of London' could not be necessary for inducing his Majesty to direct due Inquiry into a transaction liaadisappointed the hopes - and ex pectations pf the Nation." Because it appears, that daring the eventful period of the last fiftecayeals, various enterpri s,:s and expeditions have been undertaken, " in which the charatter of the Country, and the honour - of his Majesty's Aims, were concerned," which hirYe . ;r:evously tailed, and "disappointed the hopes and ex. pedations of the Nation," and into w►►ich " due enquiry" .has not been made. That in one 'of the recent:occurrences to which hip Majesty's Answer refers, it is not known, even a,x•the present moment,' by. whose advice the Commander in Chief was appointed, or on what accounts such Commander was seletteu. That during all these calamitous events, and wasteful pro furwn of blood and treasure, the public tyurthena have been patiently borne, and his Majesty has not been called upon by " the interposition of the L.:Ay of London" (if their humble supplication must be so termed) to institute inquiries into these failures, although it appears to them that such " in terposition" might have been highly netessary and beneficial to the Country, and by promoting " due inquiry," precluded the necessity of their late application. That during these unhappy reverses, and while his Ma jesty's subjects submitted to stLniany privations, the most shameful and .scandalous abuses and peculations have pre vatted ; into which " nue inquiry" has nut been made, sq as to bring to justice such great public Delinquents. That whoever advised his Majesty to put so unfavourable and unwarrantable a construction on their late Petition, has abused the confidence of his Sovereign, and is equally an enethy to his'Majesty and the Rights of his People. That they do not attribute guilt to any one, much less do they pronounce judgment without previous. investigation.— TheLask for investigation, prompt and rigid investigation, and flite punishment of guilt y! herever it may be found. Signed by Order of the Court, WOODTHOR PE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, otlc6er 27, aoB. MY LORDS COMMISSIONERS of thel.elD -1111RALTI" having ordered ll' Majesty's Shift Prose tyte to be stationed of the Island of Anhelt; to carry a Floating Light, fir the safety of the Convt f ys parsing and re-pasting ; and the said Ship being direfied to take her bearings as follows, viz. The Light Arouse on the Island to be brought to bear N. tY. by N. by Compass, in 16 or 17 Fathoms Water ; the =lei- End of Kno— lan or Anholl Reef will then bear N. E. by N. /.!, Compass, dis tant- 5 miles : Notice thereof is hereby given, for the information of the Masters and Pilots of His Majesty's Ships, and Jot th e benefit of Navigation in general. 1,7 7 . W. POLE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, OS. [4, sB3B. Tilt PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST 1" : ORDNANCE do hereby give No:ice, That . Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Mondry, the 14th day of November next, from such Per.. sons as stay be willing to undertake the Supply of 110 S I ERY A RTIC LES A r Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, commencing from the Ist ofyanuary next. Patterns of the Articles may be. leen upon , application at the, Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, where further Par ticulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may ,be known, and also at the Secretary's glfice, in Pall Mall, r,rforesaid, any Day, between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and en dorsed, " Proposals for Hosiery Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said "14th day' of November, at Twelve o'Clock, at Noon of the same day, neither will any TenAr be no ticed, unless the Patty making it, or an Agent iri his behalf, shall attend. B." Order u'tbe ILard, R. H. CREW, Secretag. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. LINCOLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Month of June next, at the Golden fleece Inn, in Louth,' in the County of Lincoln, subject to Conditions which will be there and then imxiuceci, SEVERAL very Valuable FREEHOLD MES 0. SLIA,G ES and FARMS, Closes and Parcels of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land ;nearly the whole of which is Tithe-free), in the Parishes of Louth Park, N-oith and South Cockeruigton, Keddington, Alvingham, and Theddlethorpe, in the County of Lincoln ; and a Brim mirtgton, in the Parish of Chesterfield, in ,the County of Derby, viz. Lots. Tenant's Names. Premises. Quantities. • A . R • P. 1. --Mrs. El v i n - A Cl ose of M eadow - 31 L . 24 Ithn Paddison - ditto - - 27 132 3.—Ctturte!: - • ditto . 2 4 tViii. Preston A M essuage and F ar m 270 219 John oila l i . j e a a r i i : c h er: - ditto• 1 1 1 40 1 3 3 24 7.—Thomas Simmons - ditto' - - 170 0 8. t • Green wood -- - ditto . -- 43 t 2 9;— !oho 'fay ior - - ditto - - 67 0 1 9 10. —Win. Stubbs - - "ditto . 71' 'l7 Cocksou - A Cottage, Garden, &c. o c 3 12. lohn Fox - - ditto - o I 27 13.--Charles Taylor - - ditto, and Ground 3 9 o A Close of 111 14, —Robert Cox ,‘• - • • ' 4 2 0 uiimmingt,on 9 1 For Particulars (whi c h W ill be delivered six week 8 , previous to the SA le),.apply to Messrs. Bullock atid Arnold, NO. 16, 'Bedford-row, LondOn; to Mr. john. Charlton, Land Agent and Surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; 111 r. l'addison, Attorney at Law, Louth; ~r to Thomas Birch. of South Coukerington, aforesaid, who will chew the Estates in LincoHshire ;. and Mr. Cos, of Callow, near. Chesterfield . , will slim the Land at. J3rtnrnningtou. Ottober, 1808.. ' A .MOLIERN-SIZE HOUSE, with a Bow-window to , . wards ST. ANI ES's PARK. TO BE DISPOSES OF, ' PRE LEASE of a HOUSE comm q andin a View 0 J. over St. lames's fark, with every Convenience for a moderate -sized Family. Fm' further particulars inquire of Mr. D. , Watsoot Atte tionOr and House Agent, Whitehall. A NEAT GENTEEL FAMILY HOUSE, with Door into ST. lAMES's PA RK. TO BE ,DI .POSED - OF, HE LEASE of a HOUSE; recently fitted up w;th elegant Modem Marble Chimney Pieces ; all the principal Rpoms commanding a beautiful View of St. laynes%: Park, with. - "every Convenience fur a moderate-sized Family, and is most desirably situated in the broad part of Queen. street, Westminster. 'tickets, with further particulars, may be had to view, be tween -the hours of twelve and three, by applying fo..Mr. U. Watslm, Auctioneer and House Agent, Wnitehali.. ANNUITIES. - • MEN Years' - Purchase will be immediately given for A NNUITIES secured upon F reetiold, copyho4d, or long Leasehold Estates, where the Patties have an abso lute Interest, and on which (by reason of use pressure of the times) Money cannot be obtained upon Mortgage. And Eight Years' Purchase will likewise be given for Annuities on Young Lives secured on the like Property ; the Interest of Money in the Funds, Church Pi+eterment, or Marriage Settlements, where the Parties haVe only , a 141 re I nterest. In either case the Grantor will have the power of redeeming the same. Apply personally, or by Letter (iost- paid), to Mr. Beard, No. 2S, NorthUrnberland-street; Strand. • TO. THE LADI ES RAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILAVRV. • T N Turkey and E g ypt th e L a di es who re cklicate in the extreme not to suffer a single flair t o rema i n which they conc e i ve irregular or intrusive, constantly make use of this Depilatory to remove SUPER FLUO US 'HA I RS from the FACE, N ECK, ARMS, &c. ; and for improving the COMPLEXION, their style Of dress, and the manner in which the Face and Neck are exposed, rendering an atten tion to these circumstaaccs mole particularly necessary in Eastern Countries. Since Lady M---.. W—• M---ue first .introduced this Depilatory, numberless s urious- attempts have been made to imitate it, but without a single instance of success. TO prevent the possibility of ixposition in future, 'Ladled are requested to observe that each Bottle is signed T. BACA ', br, in the Proprietor's hand writing,. to imitate which is a felony, price 3s. 60. N. B. The elfcet is permanent, and one Bottle is generally sufficient. Sold in London by Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapside; Mess. Shaw and Edwards, St. - Paull: - Churcti-yard ; Messrs. ilendrie and Son; Tichborne.street; Mr. Berry, pertutner, Greek- Weer, Soh o; Mr. Batton, ico,, Oxford-st ree t ; aral Messrs. vi, cy and Sutton, Baty Church.yard.—Sold also by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh ; Mrs. Ilincer,.and Mr. Spence, York ; Miss Gregsoa, Liverpool ; Mr. binnes, Leeds; Mr. Collins, Salisbury ; Mrs. Marriott, Bath ; Mr s . Shi erc li t l e, Br i stol; and Mr. Walker, and Miss Hodgpa, Neviaaytte•uponii'fyne. SP.4II7SH PAPERS. VILLAPERLAT A , 5PT..C29.--,---We are assured here, thai-Vve French are c u t . off: by otir army, which i s everAmgment approaching them rni.r.! Our 'corps (el batalion literario), had it not bt.en transferred to another division, would , already have , had the glory of doing- somethin , for our beloved FERDINAND. JAEN, SEPT. 17.—Orders have been received here for. the troops of the division Of. Vengas to march. We are raising a corps to be called the giment of Bayles. In U trera t h ere are 1300 French prisoners belonging to DuPONT'S army; there is also an equal number in Estapa and Osuna. In Al meria there are 554, among whom are 26 officers, luiti;:tl.:i.,.,lltenant.,ColtiaeL There are :Aso 17 I. cuirassiers in this number. Head-quartcrs at Villaftanca (Catalonia), Sept. 19. On the session of the 16th; there was presented to the Junta Mr. PATRICK COnsui General of his Britannic Majesty a t C art h igena, °tiering his respecls and acquainting them that he had arrived from' Malta; and from the Squadroti there. Being introduced, and tieated with due respea, this Gen tleman. expre . ssed- the sentiments of the British na-, tion favour of the .great and glorious cause in which all Spuin was engaged, and did, our nation the 401,01.10 W Ktonsider it as the restorer. of the liberty andritidLtpattdence of Europe. Without its exertions, said' he,, the whole Continent mail have been sub jthed to the will of one man, unless universal dis gust, and more favourable circumstances, had im pelled all nations to make the most generous efforts, Without which - no oppressed people can reconquer its independence. I'heJunta signified to him in return the estimation in which they held his attentions, and the unbounded value ; which they pat upon the exertions of the Bri tish4binet ft7r , t he defence of Spanish -independence. Not doubting: the sincerity of the wishes of the En glish nation in a cause SO interesting to both,. the Junta einbraced with great pleasure an occasion' so opportune of communicating their plans to the En-, glislisquatiron and the Government of Malta. The Consul General accepted of this Commission with great pleasure. The Junta of Gerona has received from a frigate belonging to the English squadron a valuable supply of .votto musquets. ARANJUEZ, OCT I.—The follq,wing otfir:ial dis patch has been addressed by the Supreme. Junta of Seville to their Excellencies' the Archbishop of Lao.. dicea and the Count Da TILLS : .• SEVILLE, SErr. 28.—We have this instant re ceived dispatches from our Commissioners sent to Havannah, in which they communicate the great joy • with which they were received ; the heroic ar dour which the inhabitants of that Island displayed in defence of the Country, and of our King and Lord FERDINAND VII.; the loyalty with which the Con stituted Authorities, the Public Bodies, and all indi viduals have devoted themselves to our most righte ous cause; the tears of joy with which they read the decree and proclamations of the Supreme Junta ; the anxiety with which they pressed forward to take up arms in defence of the King, and the patriotic gifts which ..t.4y presented to meet th e expences which ; t3 3 tw.„beinCurred—rnanif es ti ng in every thing their entire attachmentito this Supreme Junta. We expel more circumstantial details of all that. has taken place in that Island, by a vessel newly ar., rived at Cadiz, the lett ers b y w hi c h w i ll reach es to night, or in the morning ; but we do not lose a rtic [pent in communicating to your EXcellencies advice of sdch a glorious event, which does so much ho- . -noun to this Supreme Junta, while it must impart joy to every Spaniard:—We also know by the same dispatehesiothat our Commissioners had sailed for VeTentritzr,dwhere they would probably have ar rived,!.and- het . tqeceived by the inhabitants with the saint) demonstrititions of loya4ty and delight. I communicate this 'for the informatiOn of your Highnesses, and pray God -keep you many years. FRANCISCO SAAVEDRA. The. Marquis DE SOMERUELOS, Presideak Go vernor, and Captain.-General of the Island of Cubs', and of the Provinces of the two-Floridas, in a Dis patch, dated Havannah, the 'Bth of July, writes as follows " Oa the 17th instant there arrived at this port,. Don JUAN DE AGVILA, Military Intendant in this Island. From what he told me, as well as from the printed papers which he - brought, I was informed I. that our King FERDINAND VII. the Royal Parents, and-the other persons of the Royal Family were in France, and that the Emperor of the French kad . forbed them all to abdicate the Crown of Spain and of the, Indies in his favour ; in consequence of which a Supreme Junta of Government had been formed, and that your Excellencies had proclaimed war against the said. Emperor; of the French, and formed an armistice with England. " krconsequence of this information, I published 'a proclamation, - on the evening of the 17th, ad dressed to all the inhabitants of the Island of Cuba, a copy of which I enclose for the satisthation of your Excellencies. I also caused to be printed, published, :and-circulate&through the whole Island and the Pro vinces the Floridas, the declaration of war against the Emperor of the French. I then communicated it to the:English ships cruizing near the Havannah, which were the Brig Firefly, commanded by Cap tain. D. the Frigate Franchise, commanded by Caplai t riApiwooD ; and two privateers. The two ships of wat i have entered our port and obtained provisions. . . By the first opportunity I also communicated this information to the Governors of the Islands of lainaica and Providence. I also sent a dn,licate of what had been decided upon by your Excel' , 2n4ies the, four• Vice Royalties, and all the Captain General•. ships of the donzini,ons in the Indies, and . also to